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Bug-a-Boo: Man Faces 5-Year Prison Sentence After Calling Ex 800 Times In Two Days

A Maryland man is facing up to five years in prison for calling his ex-girlfriend over 800 times over a 48 hour span. He also harrassed her online.

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